Arizona weekly enterprise., 1887-06-11
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Ice sells for cents per pound in Pres colt.
 The papers say there are no idle men in Prescott.
 Chicken thieves are feathering their nests in Tombstone.
 Dr. H. w. Fenner, of Tucson, has gone to Los Angeles to reside.
 Tombstone will vote on proposition to disincorporate, on July 20th.
 James Hamilton, of Globe, has been sent to the insane asylum ill Phenix.
 Gov. Zulick invested in Pheaix real estate during his recent visit to that place.
 H. w. Klein, of the Cosmopolitan ho- tel, in Tucson, has gone to Globe to re- cuperate.
 The Silver Belt thinks the Mineral Belt railroad will bring land boom to Gila county.
 Judge John A. Rush, of Prescott, is a candidate for Register of the U. S. Land office at that place.
 Mrs. E. Rawlips, wife of the editor of the Nogales News, has gone to Boston to spend the summer.
 Judge J. N. Alexander of Phenix, was cured of an attack of rheumatism by 8 recent thunder storm.
 MT. l.. H. Orme, of Phenix, has beer appointed a member of the Territoria Board of Equalization.
 Hon. P. J. Bolan, of Graham county has been appointed member of the Ter ,,,ko,,,,1 Poord of Eo 1I1afiop
 Bishop J. M. Walden, of Cincinnati will preside at the Arizona M. E. confer ence in Tucson, on September 22d.
 Miss Ada Sponogle daughter of Dr. J D. Sponogle of Wilcox, committed sui eide at Santa Rosa, Cal, on May 27th.
 The Nogales News is publishing tn full testimony in the trial of B. E. Ham bleten for the murder of D. M. Kalhar. Ike Clanton was killed at Eagle Cree by Deputy Sheriff Miller, ot Apach . county, on Tuesday, while resisting arrest
 Ramon Sardina, constable of Tubac is held in default of bail to appear befor !; the grand jury charged with cattle steal ing.
 The house of Frank Simpson, a raj , road engineer, was destroyed by fire g Tucson on Wednesday, It was partiall insured.
 Five flowing wells have been sunk r B. B. Crapo on his ranch in Skull Valley Yavapai county, and water is now plent l with him.
 X The Antelope Canal company, of " ma county, has been organized with !. capital of $90,000. The canal is to l ' built at once.
 [ The National Bank of Arizona h. been organized in Phenix, with cas
 capital stock of $100,0O0. Mir. M.
 Kalss is president.
 Billy Diehl was killed by the Indian
 at his cabin in Bunker Hill district, tt
 miles southwest of the Mammoth, la | Saturday morning. l Three skeletons were recently disco t cred in Yavapai county. One was reeo IT nized as that of Scotty Tucker, but u Il others were not identified. O Receiver Fred. w. Smith, of the U. ] e land office at Tucson, has returned fro r. his visit east. Mrs Smith will rema F east during the summer months. . The Mineral Belt railroad is beir ' ' pushed on rapidly south from Flagsta The cars are running 16 miles, and raj
 are arriving to complete 65 miles of roa
 office of auditor of the Territory, Tn ord'
 to engage in other business. The goverl
 or has appointed John J. Hawkins, Esq :, to fill the vacancy. e Mexican thieves attacked Woods st 7 ton south of Tucson, at the junction '' the Tubac and Arivaca roads on M ' 27th, and Thomas s. Moore, man < years of age, was killed. The board of university regents ha 3 closed bargain with an Ithica, NJ zt York, company to bore an artesian W, v on the university grounds at Tucso The price agreed upon is, 800 feet
 $2S00 or 1000 feet for S5000.
 With the closing of operations at t
 Globe copper mine and smelter, the s os perintendent, Dr. Alex Trippel, retir e. from charge of the works and will devo ii his future time and talents to the dev, Ts opment of his own properties. X. The bank of Tucson and MT. D. He Y derson's bank will consolidate on the 15t J. under the name of the Consolidated Bal
 of Tucson. Mir. B. M. Jacobs will
 president, D. Henderson, lice-presidel
 and MT. M. P. Freeman, cashier. at At Indio, on the Southern Pacific ra V, road, in the midst of the great Cobra 1e desert and at point below the sea lev 'd a flow of artesian water has been secure
 The railroad company conducted the (
 terprise and at four hundred feet the b.
 CT tapped fine stream, sufficient to ir
 gate large area of the fertile land ia. that vicinity. No frost ever visits u k: warm section and all kinds of tropi
 fruits and flowers thrive there.
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